, to the republic of kenya. of state — but to east africa, soldier shouts instructions. of state — butca, but much as the diplomats want to focus on the positive aspects of the current relationship, britain's colonial past in kenya still casts a shadow. in the 1950s, kenya was in the grip of an uprising against british rule. it was known as the mau mau rebellion. there were excesses on both sides, but the uprising was brutally suppressed. mau mau fighters were tortured and more than 1,000 were sentenced to death. it was the most aggressive use of capital punishment in any british colony. archive: the garden party at government house - was an informal farewell to british rule in kenya. | kenya became independent in 1963 and, since then, relations between the two countries have generally been good. trade and other ties are strong. but the king knows that one of the challenges for his reign is to address issues from britain's past, such as the handling of the mau mau uprising. he will do so tonight, in a speech here at state house, in nairobi. king charles is expected to acknowledge the m

expansionist, i all of what is considered as part of southern neighborhood, specifically the middle east of africa and the file region we discussed this issue was a pile of guess after the training this, we need to activate this the by like zation of that and so i'm not sure i'd be sense of good repeat, paul, don't go on a commission present as the service to europe support for the equipment will never cease bucks in striking contrast to what some european states i'm said about the scalar assistant to keep the life of law into the new center and las go, this is obviously you will to, to the buildings count as the, the ship hasn't tempted to shift the focus on to blushing off of the north american countries. parliament was a scandal. my hosting an s s not c veteran. got those everything for mrs. ed vladimir puts in have, quote, with the noise by mistake. the russian president was one of many who criticize the incident and that also was urgent people to shoot him out. we can't change the fact that he made the mistake. we can though all of us decide how effective not improved and is a better. no, i t

and as we go into the weekend, we're still seeing some showers creep across the north east of africa, some heavy rain pulling into northern parts of libya. but for the south, it's a windy story. that's a hard task getting kicked up by those blast ruins. and we could see some flooding effect nigeria as the heavy rain falls here over the next few days. and thunder storms as well, picking up across the western parts of the democratic republic of congo. if you spit some spots of rain as we head for the south of the heath continuing to build full boats, wanda, and northern south africa as when, when the conditions do start to ease as we go into the we can to southern parts of south africa with some heavier rain to come for central pots of madagascar over the weekend. as low as i go to you by visit cuts on the the west as united in packing israel. some sense it is on the time bio mass in western governments of avoided, criticizing the intensive is ready bombing of gaza. so how is western policy towards israel and palestine over the decades affecting the conflict today? this is inside story,

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so this plan produces 40 percent of the words to maintain irrigation technology in the middle east and north africa . $17000000000.00 must be arise and huge costs. now, thanks. the irrigation farmers are drawing other crops that use more water. this is meant with criticism. i'm sure do you have that i of shopping. i am not going to be . i give you the agriculture on project to morocco need to be reconsidered in general. less than that they have. the ela is that we can use up our basic water resources to real cross sport x, forward me a little out and like watermelon. and i have a condo, it, which are not the staple foods look believe. when i, for the behavior, we need to grow the prompts that contribute to our forensic here right now. well, because the middle east of north africa region is especially threatened by hunger due to view crane more close. yeah, but how about going to visit him? i'm the one that they go even with the drip irrigation agricultural remains. motor cars, biggest water consumer, bronze water supplies are becoming costs are. so modern navigation technology and broadband project

as we go into the we can and where, where they can be found as well for the north east of africa. libya seeing some showers moving in to northern areas, but as the laundry hot and dry picked it to the north west for places like morocco as well as the canary islands. we've seen exceptionally high temperatures to this time of year. that will start to come down in los palmas as we go into monday. and the cloud cover takes over. now, corporate central band of africa. it is still a very wet story. the west of the thunder storm, rumbling across the west and pots of the congo as we go friday into sack today. much dryer for the south of this will, but swan up some be width. and when the weather is starting to move into some africa over the weekend with rain and you had his book on sunday, the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. in fulton, died for power, defines our as we live here, we make the rule not selves. they find an enemy and then they try and scrub the people with that. and the people in power, investigate, expose this and questions. they use them to be of power around now to

mediterranean as we go into the we can and where, where that can be found as well for the north east of africa. libya seeing some showers moving in to northern areas, but it is the laundry hot and dry picture to the north west for places like morocco as well as the canary islands. we've seen exceptionally high temperatures to this time of year. they will start to come down in los palmas as we go into monday. and the cloud cover takes over. now, corporate central band of africa. it is still a very wet story, the west of the thunder storm, rumbling across the western parts of the congo as we go friday into sack today. much dryer for the south of this will, but swan up some be width. and when the weather is starting to move into solve africa over the weekend with rain and you had his book on sunday, the, as the conflict between president is very escalates of just us correspondence are on the ground. then to the other side, this is happening right now. intel of the, this was a business is really forces declaring a state of different areas to stay with us for the latest developments on the jersey t

well, because the middle east of north africa region is especially threatened by hunger due to view crane more close. yeah, but how about going to visit him? i'm the one that they go even with the drip irrigation agricultural remains, motor cars, biggest water consumer, bronze water supplies are becoming costs are. so modern navigation technology and the world bank project are only temporary to solutions for motor cars, farming, industrial besides the african continent, international lenders will also focus on ukraine. the russian invasion has exacted a heavy total and the country's economy and decimated the private sector. at least 5000000 jobs have been lost since the start of the war, according to the ukrainian ministry of the economy. the country now face has a 15 year set back in its poverty reduction goals. reviving the ukrainian private sector has become one of the focuses of the international finance corporation, which is an arm of the world bank and has allocated $2000000000.00 to reconstructing ukrainian businesses. i'm joined now by the managing director of the international fi

of a companies get that? you know, i, i really don't know. i'll tell you why. and this east africa i think, is kind of like a crucible 5 for a lot of these challenges. i am one of the things that stands out from me with a few of you is a lot of the platforms didn't quote unquote speak your pin language is yeah, onto moderation or whatever. and so 2019. wow. it's fairly late in the game, and by this point, this culture of the, you know, disseminating hate speech, people squatting on, you know, powerful people passing on seeing 2 things, you know, seeing one thing in the english version of hosts and something completely different . and the non english version of the post, it's already become normalized, right? yeah. and i just sometimes feel like they don't understand a the size in the scope of what they've taken. not because sued of these people are fighting for their freedom. they are using for their lives. right. and so for you, for you, you being the tech company, giving this blue take is, you know, playing nice with power. yeah. put them, it's endorsing normalizing, you know, gi

of the middle east . it's come out of africa. do you think of events that i would say, i'm sorry. oh, some of been lied and it's been many, many, many years in sudan. and right now we have a civil warrants to dan again, or christians are being persecuted. so in nigeria you see a virulent radical islamist ideology. and the christians, they are suffering greatly. 9 out of 10 christian so it will be murder this year will be murdered nigeria, our organization of horrible people. project has a program called the vulnerable parish program. we're. we're providing security cameras and security guards for the most vulnerable christian schools, christian churches, and christian hospitals. in nigeria we, you know paul and his letters to the church and the part of poly letters 9 out of 70 percent of the time when he wrote to tie them to prey. it was to tied into prey to the persecuted church. and with this perverse ideology of globalism, sometimes needed guided states and even in the other western countries, there is a reaction in the body of christ to say we need to focus at home. but it's c

handedly over throwing the most entrenched, all sorry, it's harry and regimes across the middle east of north africa. i still can't believe it happened for the 5 minutes, but it did so. but what then happened off the op spring? what was the sort of retrenchment or return to the status quo that became even more violent, even more authoritarian. we're kind of living with architecture of 2 point oh, but in not less than what these nearly does, not sort of the ccs and the, and the shuttle assets that, that the social media space is as dangerous as the street if not more dangerous. so it came to be policed as much as the street was produced, and that less than that understanding was catastrophic. because what happens now is that you will you comp purchase in the street, but if you post anything on social media are in many countries across our world in north africa, the government has such a sophisticated understanding as much as just in case of surveillance mechanism. but you can be imprisoned for a tech talk video, which happens in each. yeah, you can be sent down for, for facebook. status is complainin

that particular conflict directly between the protagonist just tells mt director of the middle east, the north africa program at the international crisis group. thank you so much. thank you. okay, let's have a look at some of the other developments in the israel hospital now. and it's rarely forces killed 3 palestinians across the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said as violence searches across the territory, a running president abraham bracy has warned. isabel's military actions in the gaza strip have gone too far enabled. bring others into the conflict. and you and human rights chief forget to said thousands more civilians could die if israel presses the head with a major ground offensive. and that's all for this special edition of d. w. news. don't forget, you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website that's to be found at the www dot com. the social is like x and instagram. the handle you need is f d w news. and if you want more, you can also subscribe to our youtube channel. right? that's all for now. this morning is coming up at the top o

that particular conflict directly between the protagonist salesman and director of the middle east and north africa program at the international crisis group. thank you so much. thank you. okay, let's have a look at some of the other developments in the as well. i'm us born now and it's rarely forces killed 3 palestinians across the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said as violence searches across the territory, a running president, abraham bracy has warned. israel's ministry actions in the gaza strip have gone too far enabled, bring others into the conflict. and you and human rights chief folk took said thousands more civilians could die if israel presses the head with a major ground offensive, or you're watching data. but the news from berlin is more news coming at the top of the hour. and don't forget, you can get all the, let us news and information around the clock on our website that's to be found at the company dot com. thanks for joining us today. michael, i put will be along at the top of the out for me and the team here in the lane. thanks for your company. and stay wit

round of the palestinian-israeli conflict, we asked the head of the news bureau in the middle east of north africa, war correspondent, evgeniy poddubny. in the first hours of hostilities, hamas and islamic jihad not only acted successfully, the factor of surprise was used as effectively as possible, mobile units from gaza quickly reached the attack lines and entered into battle. and forced the israeli soldiers to flee from their positions, abandon their strongholds operational base points that are located near the sector border. before the start of ground operations, hamas leaders organized a massive rocket attack on targets in israel. according to gaza, up to 5,000 rockets and missiles were used during the strike. the actions of the units of the military wing of the islamic resistance movement were well planned. the palestinians even used paragliders to organize tactical landings. at israeli military installations. the palestinians organized reconnaissance and strike contours that allowed the destruction of several armored vehicles of the israeli army, including the merkava barak tank, which was

so love starts at home, and if we don't assign the christian communities of africa, of the middle east of central asia, if i raise my voice from others, loves to or for others and other parts of the world, you should trust. you should distrust my motives. you should distrust my motives and why have the governance of the world, especially the governments of the west, especially united states state department. i stopped speaking up for christians. they don't believe in religious freedom. they don't believe early read religious freedom to them is not a value they may use, freedom to worship and what they mean by that is so long as you're a practical atheist, and a practical materialist. that's fine. you can go to church on sunday, but leave your belief and had transcended world trees. leave your belief and had an anthropology of the human person of significance of, of, of ultimate dignity and words. you better leave that in a church. don't bring that belief into the politics. don't bring that belief into the workplace. don't bring that into government. and which is upset about that is uni

3, um, but it's not, but it it won't go back to the old days, uh, the people of the middle east, the peoples of north africa the people of the global south are not willing to accept the injustices, the colonialism, the neo-colonialism. all the hate and racism and indignities of the past, those days are over, and professor, what about the ramifications of the this war, mean and especially if it uh kind of spills over to other parts of the region and gets some other countries involved, that's that's definitely that's a possibility, um, certainly the peoples of the muslim world, the people of the global south. "all the people who have been colonized and mistreated over the past decade, centuries, um, as i said, that is going to spill over, even though the governments, the governments are much more conservative in this uh situation than many of the people, the people's out in the street protesting and demanding chains, the governments are pretty reluctant, but they're going to be forced to take sides and to stand with the people for with the palestinians for justice, um, unfortunate that this uh that israel was

citizens who were born in france but because they have some ancestors that belong to middle east of or africa. so we have a complete blind sight on what's happening with the palestinians as. deliberate undemocratic violation of the freedom of expression in europe. thank you, there elijah, let me welcome, and do stay on the line, like to welcome angelo, juliano. juliano, i should say, a political analyst joining us out of hong kong, to our conversation. hello, angelo, and welcome to the program, now angelo, to elijah's point, he said people in the west hear very little of gaza, know very, little about their flight, their struggle, and what gozans have been through for so many years now, considering with respect to their sie as well, while civilians in gaza today are having western bombs raining down on their heads by the israeli regime. their predicament and the fact that - so much effort goes on in the west to keep the palestinian struggle and especially the flight of gazans uh basically keep their public ignorant to their flight is very good tool for the globalist elites uh i think what is h

training, then went to kuwait, already demonstrating its presence, china's interests are the east coast... of africaand the south coast, there they are also, it's no secret, conducting training with the south african republic, with russia, that is, in principle, china's goals are somewhat different, i tell you i will say this, that if someone is now promoting the topic that two fleets will collide, the american and the chinese, then i will tell you that what the americans have are two aircraft carrier ... groups, two aircraft carriers, and what the chinese have - it is so meager compared to the capabilities of the usa that it is worth talking about what the chinese will come close to the american fleet, it does not happen, but the fact that they will demonstrate their presence in this way , that they have interests in the middle east, and in fact, the chinese have achieved a lot in the dialogue between iran and saudi arabia. being mediators, now in this plan it is a plus for them, because they just wanted to separate saudi arabia from israel and will not allow the conclusion of... well, such an agre

of history at georgetown university in qatar. he is a specialist on u.s. middle east policy. maria luisa fantappie, head of the middle east and africa program for the italian think tank, istituto affari internazionali. richard boyd barrett, member of the irish parliament with the people before profit party. a warm welcome. israel is backed by the united states. >> no surprise really in this policy. this has been part of u.s. policy for some time. i would like to focus on some of the differences. i think what we are seeing over the course of the past decade has been a complete abandonment of becoming a so-called honest broker. the u.s. never effectively manage to offer the palestinians , being denied their own liberation, their own state. there was a thought in the 1990's that the united states could sponsor the so-called oslo accord, but from the very beginning it was very clear that israel had no intention of actually living on the two-state solution and instead use that opportunity to double and triple the number of settlements that sought expansion against all of the palestinian territories. later on, we see this blockade of gaza

then went to kuwait, already demonstrating their presence, china's interests are this, the east coast of africand the south coast , there they are too, it's no secret, are conducting exercises with the south african republic, with russia, that is, in principle, china's goals are somewhat different, i will tell you that if someone is now promoting the topic that the two fleets will collide, the american and the chinese, then i will tell you that what is the americans have two aircraft carrier groups, two aircraft carriers, and what the chinese have is so meager compared to... the capabilities of the united states that there is no need to say that the chinese will come close to the american fleet, and the fact that they will demonstrate their own in this way the presence that they have an interest. in the middle east, and they, in fact, the chinese achieved a lot in the dialogue between iran and saudi arabia, being mediators, now in this regard it is a plus for them, because they just wanted to separate saudi arabia from israel and will not allow the conclusion of, well, such an agreement , where

the government takes in close proximity with islamic countries doing this with the countries of east africa and latin america will reduce our degradation . the emphasis of the foreign relations council on the importance of the republican presence of the foreign relations council for the american foreign relations council, which for the first time attended the residence of the iranian president during these 40 years, why our foreign ministers went to the american foreign relations council in governments different and in that conversation and questions and answers, this was the first time i came there, i realized how important it is to one, of course, i realized more there , i realized more what shaankai means and the presence of the islamic republic in their eyes and in their words and expressions, our presence in brics and our presence in shanka, our presence in the economic union of russia was very important, and their question to the islamic republic was, in what format and formula were you able to reach the conclusion of the jcpoa at the height of the sanctions, which the americans and e

elites, banking, financial, they are meeting with china, russia, brazil, the countries of the middle east, africaamerican model, it has become obsolete, the financial model, it has a lot of debt, it has violated the basic principle of correlation debts of goods and services, let's create... something new, that is, that mmm, it is already dying, therefore, in order to create some new speculative model on which you can make money, the zero point is looking for this zero point. you know, i really like it, 3.5 billion for a second people have united in new centers of power, they have united, but they are opposed by, well, several hundred million, and even 500 million there in europe, yes, and they are also not very friendly with each other now, because some rob others, but at the same time they say don't pay anything. don’t calm down, it’s not scary, okay, good, alexey, here’s another bold step, yes, putin and kimchen, sanctions, before the north korean leader’s trip to russia, western experts assumed that russia might ask the dprk for the supply of weapons and ammunition, first line of ammunition, t

and the republic of belarus, or do you support the admission of thousands of illegal immigrants from the middle east and africaas part of the forced resettlement mechanism imposed by the european bureaucracy. the wall was erected on the border between poland and belarus. they ask about its liquidation in the third point, because the belarusian dictator lukashenko from 2021 will threaten his neighbors poland and lithuania with illegal migrants, whom he cynically brings from africa and the middle east by plane to minsk , from where he is shown the way to the western border, they are not adapted to our land, they find themselves between two fences, belarus is not waiting for them back, poland stretched more barbed wire, transferred an additional military contingent and deployed equipment. yes, with the wall, it has become safer for me, much safer, otherwise i would not have opened this shop, i am afraid of these refugees. maybe they are normal, i don’t know, but i am afraid of them, if the fence is eliminated, they will crawl like ants, but on tv debates they raise not only the issue of refugees from africa, and

is ukraine , all of europe is in turmoil, they have no time for the middle east and no time for other issues, the middle east, this means the arab whole world there is enough of africa in the east, taiwan and so on, there is also this... organizing, so they need the whole world, so that it boils, so that this dregs is everywhere, this is how they want to preserve their dominant position in the world, and the russians are right, the leadership of russia, when more vector are directed against the americans rather than the jews or palestinians there, they are fueling this, we need to put an end to this, you say that maybe, or maybe, it could start from there, if they start to fight with iran, they are no longer their iran tugs, and they start tugging at the iranians, why are you, you have facts that iran is involved in this, there are facts, put them on the table, we ’ll see, but no one has made a claim to iran based on some facts, no one showed any missiles, like suicide bombs there, drones are flying, listen, so are yours... drones, missiles are flying in ukraine, there is an arms trade, this is bad, but it ’s legal, maybe someone bought it through some hands, hamas

libya in 2 2011 certainly once again indicates the the the role of western countries specifically in the middle east and northern africa in particular, we that the agenda of western countries is to destabilize the middle east and northern africa and that was there should be no doubt that that was the case even 12 years ago, but i think that what is important is for the libian people and the libian government certainly to unite in the face of... disaster, so it is absolutely correct for us to encourage and the au certainly in in in the face of this disaster terrible human disaster as you mentioned, and i think that that the people must come together to unite so that they can pay attention to the issues and the challenges faced by their country, but also of region, well every cloud has silver lining, hopefully the... catastrophic flas in libya will unite this country that was divided after an imperialistic us led nato invasion? i like to thank our guest there today dr. wesley sell for his insight. our next topic is a new anti-imperialism alliance in africa formed by burkinafaso, mali and niger. i'll be back after a short

he's director of the middle east and north africa program as a domestic crisis group of research and advocacy organizer from the box to prevent conflict. welcome back to the doctor. going to have different, what do you make of israel's response sofa as well? um, it is uh no surprising that uh is well, is responding in the way that it is now, which is massively because it has always responded to uh, how much brokers or techs, uh, which we saw in the past. mostly, uh, in this way, uh, master fleet by destroying the buildings and uh, you know, going all out to the gaza strip. um, now this time they have additional reason because of the nature of the master tech on such a day, which was horrific. and as, as close to me.

bureau of news in the middle east in north africa by war correspondent evgeniy podubny. in the first hours of hostilities, hamas and islamic jihad were not only successful. the factor of surprise was used as effectively as possible; mobile units from gaza quickly reached the attack lines, entered into battles and forced israeli soldiers to flee from their positions, abandon their strongholds and operational bases located near the border with sector. before the ground action began , hamas leaders organized a massive rocket attack on a facility inside israel. according to gas data , up to 5,000 rockets and missiles were used during the strike. the actions of the military wing of the islamic resistance movement were well planned. the palestinians even used paragliders to organize tactical landings against israeli military targets. the palestinians organized reconnaissance and strike contours, which made it possible to destroy several units armored vehicles. an army from which was considered one of the most invulnerable in the world. it is noticeable that the leaders of pales

that particular conflict directly between the protagonist is tells mount director of the middle east, the north africa program at the international crisis group. thank you so much. thank you. okay, let's have a look at some of the other developments in the israel. i'm osborne now. and it's rarely forces killed 3 palestinians across the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said as violence searches across the territory, randy and president abraham, rosie has one as well as military actions in the gaza strip, have gone too far enabled, bring others into the conflict. and you in human rights chief polk, it took said thousands more civilians could die if israel presses the head with a major ground offensive. and that's all for this special edition of dw news. don't forget, you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our website . that's to be found at d, w dot com, the social's like picks and instagram the handle you need is at the top of the news . and if you want more, you can also subscribe to our youtube channel. right? that's all for now. as money is coming u

in libya in 2011 certainly once again indicates the the the role of western countries specifically in the middle east and northern africa in particular. "we know that the agenda of these western countries is to destabilize the middle east and northern africa, and that was there should be no doubt that that was the case even 12 years ago, but i think that what is important is for the libian people and the libian government certainly to unite in the face of this disaster, so it is absolutely correct for us to encourage, and the au certainly in in in the face of this disaster, terrible you." humanitarian disaster as you mentioned, and i think that that the libian people must come together to unite so that they can pay attention to the issues and the challenges faced by their country, but also of the region. well, every cloud has a silver lining, hopefully the catastrophic flows in libya will unite this country that was divided after an imperialistic us led nato invasion. i like. to thank our guest there today, dr. wesley seal for his insight. our next topic is a new anti-imperialism alliance in africa formed by boukina fas

single handedly over throwing the most entrenched, all sorts harriann regimes across the middle east of north africa. i still can't believe it happened for the 5 minutes, but it did. so. but what then happened off the op spring? what was the sort of retrenchment or return to the status quoted became even more violent, even more authoritarian. we're kind of living with architecture of 2 point oh, but in not less than what these nearly does, not sort of the ccs and the, and the shuttle assets that, that the social media space is as dangerous as the street if not more dangerous. so it came to be policed as much as the street was produced, and that less than that understanding was catastrophic. because what happens now is that you will you comp purchase in the street, but if you post, anything on social media are in many countries across our world in north africa. the government has such a sophisticated understanding of such a sophisticated surveillance mechanism. but you can be imprisoned for a tech talk video, which happens in each. yeah, you can be sent down for, for facebook. status is complaining a

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see this kind of past spinning out of north east africa funding right across northern areas of iraq towards the caspian sea, the what's the weather now? just gathering it's a northern parts of a ron lot of drive by the back behind the steep possibility of one or 2 showers coming through south, satisfied and dry. if little of the breezy side of some, i'll just gathering around that. he's the side of the arabian peninsula. how ever died, hopping around $37.00 celsius lifted dust inside to the south of the off the wall. so i'm going to dust inside to coming in across. so the so hot or cold, a brisk wind, still blowing here at the end of cloud that's been affecting that eastern side of the mediterranean. bringing one or 2 shots into the north of north west of egypt, possible to see some showers and build a positive chat. wet weather. continuing that around the gulf of guinea. not as much as it should be. the showers do still run across southern parts of west africa, joining up with the shows that we have in to the hearts of africa. scott scott, from the showers. it will say towards the western

of history at georgetown university in castle. he's a specialist on us middle east policy in rome. is maria luisa on top of your head of middle east and africa program for the italian. think times institute to a faulty international holler. and in dublin is richard boyd. barrett, a member of the irish pub in the parliament, with the people before profit of policy. a warm welcome to you, o. like i would like to start with you. i feel if i can, right to the beginning of the basics, perhaps no surprise the tool, israel is still actually being backed by the us to. yeah, i mean, as you say, there is no surprise really in this policy, this is something that has been part and parcel of us foreign policy in this region for quite some time. but i would like to focus on weight. maybe what some of the differences are, i think what we're seeing really over the course of the past decade or so has been a complete abandonment, even of any pretense of becoming a so called honest broker. we know that us never effectively managed to offer you know, the palestinians, of course being, you know, complete leads you know, denied their own liberation, their own sta